A systematic Review of Big data tools and application for developments

Wadhera, Shweta; Kamra, Deepa; Kumar, Anil; Jain, Aruna; Jain, Vishal

doi:10.1109/iciem51511.2021.9445326

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“…Globalization and digitalization enabled the world to extensively use telecommunication, the Internet, satellite, and many other technologies, increasing data collection over time. Based on Wadhera et al (2021) study, 90% of all available data has been produced in the last four years. Data is massively amplified over time; thus, it needs the proper tools and techniques to deal with it in a time-and cost-efficient way (Goundar et al 2021).…”

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Key Research Challenges of Incorporating Official Statistics with Big Data Analytics and Lean Six Sigma

Jaghoub,

Araci,

Semeraro

2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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The amount of created and captured data has been increasing rapidly. Since 2018, the amount of data generated and collected surpasses 90% of the data produced in the previous years. To meet the 2030 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) statistical agenda, National Statistics Organizations (NSOs) must meet the required amount of data demanded through the modernization of statistics. Relevant studies showed the implementation of official statistics with lean six sigma, resulting in a 5% operational budget reduction. Moreover, integrating official statistics with big data analytics produced more efficient and timelier statistics. However, in this industry 4.0 era, there is a lack of practices in the integration of big data tools and technique with the official statistics. The reason might be the uncertainty on the challenges and potential solutions. Therefore, this paper systematically reviews and analyses the critical challenges and potential solutions for the integration of big data analytics and lean six sigma into the processes of generating official statistics. A comprehensive and systematic literature review was conducted. Findings showed that the challenges of integrating big data are lack of proper infrastructure, data quality and data privacy. On the other hand, challenges of integrating lean six sigma are lack of management support, lack of common goal and the hierarchical organization structure. This paper will contribute to future work by using the identified challenges of integrating official statistics with big data analytics and lean six sigma to develop and propose a framework which overcomes the critical challenges and maximize the benefits.

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Key Research Challenges of Incorporating Official Statistics with Big Data Analytics and Lean Six Sigma

Jaghoub,

Araci,

Semeraro

2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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“…A digital watermark is a type of marking implanted discreetly in a signal that can tolerate noise, such as audio, video, or image data. It is often used to indicate the owner of the signal's copyright [10]. Digital watermarks may be used to validate the signal's legitimacy and integrity or to reveal the signal's owners' identities.…”

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“…Robust watermarking algorithms well protect watermarking information against noise, compression, filtering, rotation, collision assaults, resizing, and cropping [10]. Watermarking techniques are divided into transform domain and spatial domain techniques.…”

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Novel Hybrid Fusion-Based Technique for Securing Medical Images

Abdallah

Ateya

2022

Electronics

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The security of images has gained great interest in modern communication systems. This is due to the massive critical applications that are based on images. Medical imaging is at the top of these applications. However, the rising number of heterogenous attacks push toward the development of securing algorithms and methods for imaging systems. To this end, this work considers developing a novel authentication, intellectual property protection, ownership, and security technique for imaging systems, mainly for medical imaging. The developed algorithm includes two security modules for safeguarding various picture kinds. The first unit is accomplished by applying watermarking authentication in the frequency domain. The singular value decomposition (SVD) is performed for the host image’s discrete cosine transform (DCT) coefficients. The singular values (S) are divided into 64 × 64 non-overlapping blocks, followed by embedding the watermark in each block to be robust to any attack. The second unit is made up of two encryption layers to provide double-layer security to the watermarked image. The double random phase encryption (DRPE) and chaotic encryption have been tested and examined in the encryption unit. The suggested approach is resistant to common image processing attacks, including rotation, cropping, and adding Gaussian noise, according to the findings of the experiments. The encryption of watermarked images in the spatial and DCT domains and fused watermarked images in the DCT domain are all discussed. The transparency and security of the method are assessed using various measurements. The proposed approach achieves high-quality reconstructed watermarks and high security by using encryption to images and achieves robustness against any obstructive attacks. The developed hybrid algorithm recovers the watermark even in the presence of an attack with a correlation near 0.8.

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“…authors pointed out that, although soft computing-based watermarking can offer high-performance watermarking, some concerns need to be taken into consideration. For example, SVM classifiers, neural networks, and optimization techniques have high computational complexity while, in genetic algorithm and fuzzy logic techniques, fitness functions and inference rules must be designed based on the application.The authors of[17] and[66] surveyed various types of digital image watermarking techniques for copyright protection based on the domain, characteristics of robustness and fragility, visibility and invisibility, and blind or non-blind schemes. They also classified the techniques based on attacks, applications, and imperceptibility.…”

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Digital Watermarking—A Meta-Survey and Techniques for Fake News Detection

Malanowska,

Mazurczyk,

Araghi

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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During the past few decades, research on digital media watermarking -initially designed for digital images with the envisioned applications of copyright protection or copy control-has significantly evolved with respect to other covers (i.e., video, audio, speech) and many more potential applications, including tamper detection, broadcast monitoring, and, more recently, fake news detection. As a result, various surveys have tried to summarize certain aspects of this research field as it has grown. This has led to more than 130 survey papers being written at different points in time, describing various parts of the scientific efforts focused on digital media watermarking. Considering the above, the aim of this paper is twofold. First, we conduct a meta-survey based on 64 selected research works, in order to summarize the most notable survey papers in this field, which allows us to ''draw a map'' of this research area. Second, we focus on providing the requirements for digital watermarking techniques when applied to their most recent application: detecting fake news in multimedia content. Finally, an outline of the approach taken within the DISSIMILAR (Detection of fake newS on SocIal MedIa pLAtfoRms) project for the detection of disinformation is presented.

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A systematic Review of Big data tools and application for developments

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

Key Research Challenges of Incorporating Official Statistics with Big Data Analytics and Lean Six Sigma

Key Research Challenges of Incorporating Official Statistics with Big Data Analytics and Lean Six Sigma

Novel Hybrid Fusion-Based Technique for Securing Medical Images

Digital Watermarking—A Meta-Survey and Techniques for Fake News Detection

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